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|Age=18
|Age=18
|Voice Actor=[[Daiki Nakamura]] ([[Dragon Quest CD Theater|CD Theater]])<br>[[Hikaru Midorikawa]] ([[Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below|Heroes]])<br>[http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Alec-Newman/ Alec Newman] ([[Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below|Heroes]], ''English'')
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'''Kiryl''' (クリフト ''Cristo'') is a character in ''Dragon Quest IV''. He is an apprentice [[Priest|priest]] in the castle of [[Zamoksva]], and a close friend and retainer of Tsarevna [[Alena]]. When the latter escapes from the confines of her room to explore the world, he elects to accompany her along with the court magician [[Borya]].
'''Kiryl''' ('''Clift''' in Japanese, and first localized as '''Cristo''' on the NES) is a character in ''Dragon Quest IV''. He is an apprentice [[Priest|priest]] in the castle of [[Zamoksva]], and a close friend and retainer of Tsarevna [[Alena]]. When the latter escapes from the confines of her room to explore the world, he elects to accompany her along with the court magician [[Borya]].
 
In ''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below]]'', Kiryl's English voice is provided by [http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/Alec-Newman/| Alec Newman].


==Appearance and Personality==
==Appearance and Personality==
Kiryl wears a green Kamilavka resembling the traditional hat of a priest, along with a green overcoat and a white long-sleeved undershirt. He carries a long and narrow sword on his back, and keeps a muted orange scarf around his neck.
Kiryl wears a green and white Kalimavkion resembling the traditional hat of a priest, along with a green overcoat and a white long-sleeved undershirt. He carries a long and narrow sword on his back, and keeps a muted orange scarf around his neck.


He is very loyal to Tsarevna [[Alena]], as evidenced by how he immediately rushes after her when she escapes. It is also made apparent that he has a crush on the princess as well. Beyond his relationship with Alena, Kiryl is a very studious and dedicated young man with a deep sense of faith; he has been training for some time to take over as the resident priest of Zamoksva and his room is filled with religious texts.
He is very loyal to Princess/Tsarevna [[Alena]], as evidenced by how he immediately rushes after her when she escapes. It is also made apparent that he has a crush on the princess as well. Beyond his relationship with Alena, Kiryl is a very studious and dedicated young man with a deep sense of faith; he has been training for some time to take over as the resident priest of Zamoksva and his room is filled with religious texts.


In the remake version of the game, it is revealed that he is scared heights if you use the party chat in certain areas, most notably [[El Forado]].
In the remake version of the game, it is revealed that he is scared heights if you use the party chat in certain areas, most notably [[El Forado]].
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Kiryl corresponds to the [[priest]] vocation, and as such he learns strong healing and defensive spells, but is fairly limited in the weapons and armor he can equip.
Kiryl corresponds to the [[priest]] vocation, and as such he learns strong healing and defensive spells, but is fairly limited in the weapons and armor he can equip.


The NES version of Kiryl is infamous for his poorly-programmed AI, which would continuously cast the [[Whack]] and [[Thwack]] spells above all others, even when healing is necessary and the enemy is immune to them. While this problem was eliminated since the Playstation and [[Nintendo DS]] remakes permit manual control, it has become a running gag related to the character, such as his special appearance in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]]''.
The NES version of Kiryl is infamous for his poorly-programmed AI, which would continuously cast the [[Whack]] and [[Thwack]] spells above all others, even when healing is necessary and the enemy is immune to them. While this problem was eliminated since the remakes permit manual control, it has become a running gag related to the character, such as his special appearance in ''[[Dragon Quest: Monster Battle Road]]''.




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Kiryl can be summoned to perform  a special attack. After leaping from the wagon, Kiryl tries and fails to cast [[Thwack]] multiple times, before finally stomping on the text windows in disgust and(successfully) unleashing a magnified version of [[Kathwack]] in the form of angry spirits. Though these ghosts cannot inflict instant death, they deal colossal damage to all enemies.
Kiryl can be summoned to perform  a special attack. After leaping from the wagon, Kiryl tries and fails to cast [[Thwack]] multiple times, before finally stomping on the text windows in disgust and(successfully) unleashing a magnified version of [[Kathwack]] in the form of angry spirits. Though these ghosts cannot inflict instant death, they deal colossal damage to all enemies.


===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below]]''===
===''[[Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below]]'' and ''[[Dragon Quest Heroes II: Twin Kings and the Prophecy's End]]''===
Just as in ''Monster Battle Road'', Kiryl's special attack is trying and failing multiple times to cast Thwack before casting Kathwack.
Just as in ''Monster Battle Road'', Kiryl's special attack is trying and failing multiple times to cast Thwack before casting Kathwack.